tangent4ronpaul
03-13-2014, 05:32 PM
Go here: http://banksy.co.uk/
On the 6th March 2011 in the Syrian town of Daraa, fifteen children
were arrested and tortured for painting anti-authoritarian graffiti.
The protests that followed their detention led to an outbreak of violence
across the country that would see a domestic uprising transform into a
civil war displacing 9.3 million people from their homes.
http://withsyria.com/#
#WithSyria
Around the world, people are showing every child, woman, and man caught up in the conflict that we are with them, that we are #WithSyria. We will tell our leaders: don’t let the people of Syria lose another year to bloodshed and suffering.
There is always hope:
Join Us: https://thesyriacampaign.org/en/actions/join-the-movement
Banksy’s iconic “Girl with the Red Balloon” is a picture of hope. The red balloon carries the girl above and away from the chaos below, beyond the burnt-out buildings and bullet-potted walls.
Tweet your support
Join her and inspire hope in others by replicating the image and uploading it to Instagram or Twitter using the #WithSyria hashtag.
(Many ppl are also taking pics of themselves with either a red balloon or a sign saying #WithSyria and posting them someplace)
Git yer girl w/ red balloon pics here: http://withsyria.com/
The #WithSyria campaign will launch in thirty five countries as we approach the anniversary of the Syria conflict on the 15th of March, amassing an unprecedented popular movement in solidarity with those caught in the conflict. A collective appeal will be launched by global organisations and key individuals calling on political leaders to sign up to a pledge to do everything they can to make this the last anniversary marked by bloodshed.
A series of actions will highlight the call built around the global release of “With Syria” balloons by children from around the world, the lighting up of iconic buildings, messages of solidarity from high profile individuals, and a campaign video taking inspiration from Banksy’s image of hope.
For more information on how you can take part in these vigils, visit www.with‑syria.org.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBQ-IoHfimQ
-t
On the 6th March 2011 in the Syrian town of Daraa, fifteen children
were arrested and tortured for painting anti-authoritarian graffiti.
The protests that followed their detention led to an outbreak of violence
across the country that would see a domestic uprising transform into a
civil war displacing 9.3 million people from their homes.
http://withsyria.com/#
#WithSyria
Around the world, people are showing every child, woman, and man caught up in the conflict that we are with them, that we are #WithSyria. We will tell our leaders: don’t let the people of Syria lose another year to bloodshed and suffering.
There is always hope:
Join Us: https://thesyriacampaign.org/en/actions/join-the-movement
Banksy’s iconic “Girl with the Red Balloon” is a picture of hope. The red balloon carries the girl above and away from the chaos below, beyond the burnt-out buildings and bullet-potted walls.
Tweet your support
Join her and inspire hope in others by replicating the image and uploading it to Instagram or Twitter using the #WithSyria hashtag.
(Many ppl are also taking pics of themselves with either a red balloon or a sign saying #WithSyria and posting them someplace)
Git yer girl w/ red balloon pics here: http://withsyria.com/
The #WithSyria campaign will launch in thirty five countries as we approach the anniversary of the Syria conflict on the 15th of March, amassing an unprecedented popular movement in solidarity with those caught in the conflict. A collective appeal will be launched by global organisations and key individuals calling on political leaders to sign up to a pledge to do everything they can to make this the last anniversary marked by bloodshed.
A series of actions will highlight the call built around the global release of “With Syria” balloons by children from around the world, the lighting up of iconic buildings, messages of solidarity from high profile individuals, and a campaign video taking inspiration from Banksy’s image of hope.
For more information on how you can take part in these vigils, visit www.with‑syria.org.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBQ-IoHfimQ
-t